| 1 | Welcome / Other Clubs and Events / MAS tanks for sale on the MAAH forum on: 09/06/10 at 9:56am |
| Started by aquaticclarity | Post by aquaticclarity | |
| Check this out! http://www.madisonaquatichobby.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=1362 (It's also on the MAS web site home page) |
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| 2 | Classifieds / For Sale / Re: Used Tank BLOW OUT!!! on: 09/06/10 at 9:39am |
| Started by aquaticclarity | Post by aquaticclarity | |
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| 3 | Aquarium Topics / All Other Aquarium Topics / Re: Basement tank rack on: 09/05/10 at 9:02pm |
| Started by Racine Vice | Post by aquaticclarity | |
| I either make or order glass from a glass shop for end out tanks. I just depends on how many tanks I need covers for at a given time. I do not use styrofoam under any of my tanks-incluiding 2 125's and a 210. It's not a bad idea though. An inside wall SHOULD be more temperature stable then an outside wall. But you know your basement and how the temps are in it better then I do! |
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| 4 | Aquarium Topics / All Other Aquarium Topics / Re: Basement tank rack on: 09/05/10 at 1:20pm |
| Started by Racine Vice | Post by Racine Vice | |
| Thanks Jeff. Here are some more questions: If the tanks are end-out will I have to make my own glass tops, or are there other options? Is it necessary to put any foam board under the aquariums, especially something bigger like a 40 breeder? For heating reasons would it be better to put the rack against an interior wall? Scott |
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| 5 | Classifieds / For Sale / Used Tank BLOW OUT!!! on: 09/04/10 at 9:05am |
| Started by aquaticclarity | Post by aquaticclarity | |
| I'm home for the weekend other then some quick runs to stores so if you are looking for some VERY inexpensive tanks this is your weekend! I have better then 30 tanks I'd like to move. All but a few are ready to go after a light cleaning. Just a small handfull need to be resealed. Below is the list off the top of my head...I'm sure there are a few more tanks hidden some where! 15 gallon tank $10 15 gallon sump (drilled w/baffles and bioballs) $20 10 bottom drilled 20 highs and a 2x4 rack to hold them $100 for everything new 20 tank $15 8 used but great condition 20 high tanks $10 29 gallon (like new) $25 33 long refugium (bottom drilled w/baffles) $25 33 long tank $35 38 gallon rimless tank (starfire front glass and beveled top) $75 40 long tank $30 2 55 gallon tanks $45 36 gallon corner tank in mable (tank, glass top, twin tube light, and Geneva cabinet stand with shelves) $200 leakers 20 long tank $5 30 gallon tank $10 2 65 gallon tanks $30 each 144 1/2circle tank w/overfows $150 29 gallon bio cube HQI (tank has a slightly damaged frame...the light is in good working order with a brand new ballast but the armature is not usable) Best Offer PM me with offers-don't worry about insulting me with low ball offers but understand I may not take accept them either! |
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| 6 | Classifieds / Wanted / Re: killifish for sale? on: 09/01/10 at 1:13pm |
| Started by tpilat | Post by Dave Y | |
| Most of the Fp. gardneri gardneri varieties are excellent beginner killies. | |
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| 7 | Classifieds / Wanted / Re: killifish for sale? on: 09/01/10 at 11:57am |
| Started by tpilat | Post by PMinogue | |
| Check out the WAKO website (http://www.aka.org/wako/). the next meeting is in northern illinois and im sure there will be some fish for sale there. Also, the milwaukee show is in early november. have a god one, Peter |
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| 8 | Aquarium Topics / Tanks and Equipment / Re: Water Pumps? on: 08/30/10 at 6:44pm |
| Started by TANK | Post by TANK | |
| Just looking now any ideas help. I just worry about the 84 degree water. I am afraid it will be rough on the African cichlids I put in the tank. |
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| 9 | Aquarium Topics / Tanks and Equipment / Re: Water Pumps? on: 08/30/10 at 6:31pm |
| Started by TANK | Post by aquaticclarity | |
| Don't use the magdrive as an in-line (external) pump. They have a pretty weak seal between the impellar cover and the body so they are prone to leaking. Which Quiet One pump model are you looking at? For my money-brand aside for the time-I'd get a true external pump and not a "hybrid" submersible or external model as a true external pump should last longer and cause fewer leaking issues. Jeff |
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| 10 | Aquarium Topics / Tanks and Equipment / Water Pumps? on: 08/30/10 at 5:29pm |
| Started by TANK | Post by TANK | |
| OK I am going to change the water pump on my 135 gallon tank. I just can't get the water below 83 degrees with the Aqueon submersible. I am looking for an external pump. Any ideas? I saw two brands that might work a Quiet One and Mag Drive at THATFISHPLACE.COM TANK |
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